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Tom Stade's Shows:
Edinburgh Fringe 2006
Tom Stade: And Relax
True West

Edinburgh Fringe 2007
Tom Stade: Setlist

Edinburgh Fringe 2008
Tom Stade: Oh Fuck, Do We Need A Title, Too?


Tom Stade

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Videos

Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow - BBC One

June 2009


More Tom Stade videos

Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow - BBC One
On Paisley
On meat
On surviving
Tom Stade on...Women and Children
Tom Stade on...Shopping
Tom Stade On India
Tom Stade On China

Other footage

Watch Tom Stade on The World Stands Up
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Biography

Bought up in the backwoods of British Columbia Tom Stade earned his comedy stripes in Canada, where he recorded his own one-hour TV special Stade And Confused for the Comedy Network.

Now largely based in the UK, he is a circuit stalwart who has appeared on stand-up shows The Comedy Store , The Live Floor Show and The World Stands Up .

He made his Edinburgh Fringe debut in 2006 with the show And Relax.

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Reviews
Tom Stade: Oh Fuck, Do We Need A Title, Too?
Tom Stade: Oh Fuck, Do We Need A Title, Too?

Show - Edinburgh Fringe 2008 -
Tom Stade: Setlist
Tom Stade: Setlist

Show - Edinburgh Fringe 2007 -
True West
Show - Edinburgh Fringe 2006 -
Tom Stade : Original Review
Tom Stade : Original Review

Sunday 1st Sep, '02 -
Tom Stade: And Relax
Tom Stade: And Relax

Show - Edinburgh Fringe 2006 -
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Comments

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I've seen Tom over the years, and there are few comics as funny to the core working anywhere in the world. He is always writing new material for himself and to help improve his peers. Half the circuit has gags that Tom has created for them when working together. He is unique this way in making comics around him better. His sets range from experimental new material to the bullet-proof TV sets that he is well known for. So if you happen to catch him doing material you've seen on TV, it is because the club requested a greatest hits set on that particular night. catching him on a night where he has the freedom to just riff, you'll see material never tested before, but equally rewarding.

heroin Jimmy, December 2009


Did my gigs last weekend and encored both nights, including a double encore at one of the venues - world class

JS, November 2009


How funny is this man? Saw him this evening at the comedy store and dragged a friend along, we were both in stitches. Got the cd which I'm so looking forward to and can't wait to go and see him again. Cracking stuff

Cheryl Buchanan, August 2009


I saw Tom for the first time on Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow. I thought he was great so quick and funny. Then I was suprised to see him when i went to Baby Blue comedy club in Liverpool. Them 20 minutes where the funniest 20 minutes of my life! He was great and he used material that I'd never seen him use before, it was all new. So that made it even better! I really enjoyed watching him and are going to be seeing him again octoberish when he goes and plays in Liverpool again! I hope it's as good as it was last time!

Victoria Smith, August 2009


Just caught Tom on Comedy Central's Edinburgh & Beyond and can only say his set came as a real disappointment. As someone I would have rated among my top three stand-ups I've been waiting for him to move beyond the 'meat van' and 'living in Wolverhampton' material which has been his staple for the past few years. If the ten-minute slot on E & B is anything to go by, he has a lot of work to do to elevate the new material to the heights he previously scaled as a stand-up. Obviously, new material will always take time to come together, but however funny Tom thinks it is, his current set really doesn't engage you like the tried and trusted material he's relied on up to now. He seems to have lost his perspective as an 'outsider' trying to make sense of British culture ("...I guess you've got a lot of old shit in England") - which, of course, was the basis for much of his act. Perhaps, as Chortle's review suggests, he is still "workshopping" new material - I certainly hope so. Tom has consistently been one the most inventive and engaging stand-ups with a relaxed delivery which comes as a real breath of fresh air alongside all the bright young things desperately trying to figure out how to be funny.

Nigel Lord, August 2009


Only saw Tom once on Michael McIntyre's roadshow and actually only initially caught my attention because i thought it was Patrick Dempsey on the stage! I hope to catch one of Tom's show's he is hilarious, I've never laughed so much about so little. I mean, a meat van for crying out loud! I even Sky + it to show the rest of the family who found it equally as funny - good stuff Tom, keep it up!

Lisa McNeil, July 2009


Saw Tom for the first time on Michael McIntyre's comedy roadshow. A likeable persona with a perfect delivery enabled him to get 10 minutes of fantastic material out of the story about the meat van. Like a lot of other comments on here, you can't quite put your finger on why he's so funny but he is very comical and had me laughing all the way through his set.

Dave B, June 2009


Tom used to work at the comedy club my husband and I own in Kingston, Ontario Canada and although we haven't seen him for a few years now, I will never forget his performances. He has always been my personal favourite and no other comic has had me in tears from laughter. Wishing him fame and success in the UK!

Tracy-Lyn Hausen, July 2008


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Where can I see Tom Stade next?

Where can I see Tom Stade next?

20:00 - Friday 19th Mar, '10
Venue: Glasgow Highlight
Prices: From £12
Comics: Jeff Innocent, Tom Stade
Info: Plus Philberto and Mike Milligan
Show starts: 20:00 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
20:00 - Saturday 20th Mar, '10
Venue: Glasgow Highlight
Prices: From £15
Comics: Jeff Innocent, Tom Stade
Info: Plus Philberto and Mike Milligan
Show starts: 20:00 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
20:45 - Wednesday 24th Mar, '10
Venue: Comedy Bunker
Prices: £10
Comics: Tom Stade
Show starts: 20:45 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
Recommended
20:00 - Thursday 25th Mar, '10
Venue: Laughing Boy Comedy
Prices: £10 (£8 concs)
Comics: Abandoman, Doc Brown, Joel Dommett, Lucy Porter, Tom Stade
Show starts: 20:00 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
20:00 - Thursday 25th Mar, '10
Venue: Comedy Store
Prices: £18
Comics: Paul Chowdhry, Simon Evans, Steve Gribbin, Tom Stade, Alun Cochrane (MC)
Show starts: 20:00 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
20:00 - Friday 26th Mar, '10
Venue: Comedy Store
Prices: £20
Comics: Paul Chowdhry, Simon Evans, Steve Gribbin, Tom Stade, Alun Cochrane (MC)
Show starts: 20:00 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
00:00 - Friday 26th Mar, '10
Venue: Comedy Store
Prices: £14
Comics: Simon Evans, Steve Gribbin, Tom Stade, Alun Cochrane (MC)
Show starts: 00:00 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
20:00 - Friday 26th Mar, '10
Venue: Tattershall Castle
Prices: £12 (£10 concs)
Comics: Jarred Christmas, Rob Deering, Tom Stade, Karen Bayley (MC)
Show starts: 20:00 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
20:00 - Saturday 27th Mar, '10
Venue: Comedy Store
Prices: £20
Comics: Paul Chowdhry, Simon Evans, Steve Gribbin, Tom Stade, Alun Cochrane (MC)
Show starts: 20:00 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
00:00 - Saturday 27th Mar, '10
Venue: Comedy Store
Prices: £18
Comics: Paul Chowdhry, Simon Evans, Steve Gribbin, Tom Stade, Alun Cochrane (MC)
Show starts: 00:00 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
20:00 - Saturday 27th Mar, '10
Venue: Tattershall Castle
Prices: £12 (£10 concs)
Comics: Jarred Christmas, Rob Deering, Tom Stade, Karen Bayley (MC)
Show starts: 20:00 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
Recommended
00:00 - Friday 2nd Apr, '10
Venue: Comedy Store
Prices: £14
Comics: Dave Johns, Jarred Christmas, Paul Thorne, Tom Stade
Show starts: 00:00 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
Friday 2nd Apr, '10
Venue: Up The Creek
Prices: £10 (£7 concs)
Comics: Pete Cain, Quincy, Tom Stade, Windsor (MC)
Recommended
20:00 - Friday 2nd Apr, '10
Venue: Comedy Store
Prices: £20
Comics: Jarred Christmas, Paul Thorne, Shappi Khorsandi, Tom Stade, Dave Johns (MC)
Show starts: 20:00 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
Recommended
00:00 - Saturday 3rd Apr, '10
Venue: Comedy Store
Prices: £18
Comics: Jarred Christmas, Paul Thorne, Shappi Khorsandi, Tom Stade, Dave Johns (MC)
Show starts: 00:00 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
Saturday 3rd Apr, '10
Venue: Up The Creek
Prices: £16 (£12 concs)
Comics: Ben Norris, Quincy, Tom Stade, Windsor (MC)
Recommended
20:00 - Saturday 3rd Apr, '10
Venue: Comedy Store
Prices: £20
Comics: Jarred Christmas, Paul Thorne, Shappi Khorsandi, Tom Stade, Dave Johns (MC)
Show starts: 20:00 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
20:30 - Thursday 8th Apr, '10
Venue: Birmingham Glee Club
Prices: Adult - £9.50, Student - £6.50
Comics: James Goldsbury, Keith Farnan, Sean Collins, Tom Stade
Show starts: 20:30 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
20:30 - Friday 9th Apr, '10
Venue: Birmingham Glee Club
Prices: Adult - £14.50, Student - £7.50
Comics: James Goldsbury, Keith Farnan, Sean Collins, Tom Stade
Show starts: 20:30 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
20:30 - Saturday 10th Apr, '10
Venue: Birmingham Glee Club
Prices: Adult - £17.50
Comics: James Goldsbury, Keith Farnan, Sean Collins, Tom Stade
Show starts: 20:30 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
20:00 - Wednesday 14th Apr, '10
Venue: Manchester Comedy Store
Prices: £10 (£5 concs)
Comics: John Moloney, Tom Stade
Info: Plus Philberto
Show starts: 20:00 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
20:00 - Thursday 15th Apr, '10
Venue: Manchester Comedy Store
Prices: £10 (£5 concs)
Comics: John Moloney, Tom Stade
Info: Plus Philberto
Show starts: 20:00 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
20:00 - Friday 16th Apr, '10
Venue: Manchester Comedy Store
Prices: £16 (£8 concs)
Comics: John Moloney, Tom Stade, Rufus Hound (MC)
Info: Plus Philberto
Show starts: 20:00 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
20:00 - Saturday 17th Apr, '10
Venue: Manchester Comedy Store
Prices: £20
Comics: John Moloney, Tom Stade, Rufus Hound (MC)
Info: Plus Philberto
Show starts: 20:00 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
23:30 - Saturday 17th Apr, '10
Venue: Manchester Comedy Store
Prices: £12 (£6 concs)
Comics: John Moloney, Tom Stade, Rufus Hound (MC)
Info: Plus Philberto
Show starts: 23:30 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
21:00 - Friday 23rd Apr, '10
Venue: Banana Cabaret
Prices: £14 (£11 concs)
Comics: Adam Bloom, Mary Bourke, Pierre Hollins, Tom Stade
Show starts: 21:00 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
21:00 - Saturday 24th Apr, '10
Venue: Banana Cabaret
Prices: £16 (£13 concs)
Comics: Adam Bloom, Mary Bourke, Pierre Hollins, Tom Stade
Show starts: 21:00 (Doors open approx 30 mins earlier)
Friday 7th May, '10
Venue: Newcastle Hyena Cafe
Prices: £11
Comics: Dave Williams, Tom Stade
Info: Plus Mike Milligan
Saturday 8th May, '10
Venue: Newcastle Hyena Cafe
Prices: £12
Comics: Dave Williams, Tom Stade
Info: Plus Mike Milligan